Project Documentation. Federal-Aid Project Requirements 5-7-3. revised plan sheets will be furnished to the FHWA along with a copy of the executed. Supplemental Agreement, Form No. 700-010-45, Unilateral Payment, Form No. 700-010-05 or Work Order, Form No. 700-010-80 used for the purpose of.
In summer (May-September), caribou eat the leaves of willows, sedges, flowering tundra plants, and mushrooms. They switch to lichens (reindeer moss), dried sedges (grasslike plants), and small shrubs (like blueberry) in September.
Report Abuse. In the wild, caribou and reindeer have available a very wide range of forage. At least 62 species of lichen and 282 kinds of seed plants are known to form part of their diet in North America alone. In captivity, limited information would indicate that reindeer thrive on a standard ruminant diet of good quality hay and supplement with pellets and grain in moderation. They will graze available grasses and are particularly fond of woody boughs such as willow.